Lithuania

Latvia's armed forces found debris of a drone that likely entered its airspace on 18 October; no one was hurt, and an investigation is under way.

A drone that violated Lithuanian airspace on Sunday crashed near a passing car and damaged it; no injuries reported, and its origin is being investigated.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas urged Ukraine to expand strikes on Russian digital infrastructure, including data centers, to degrade Russia's military command and propaganda capabilities.

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said Russia's letter to NATO threatening nuclear strikes if Kaliningrad were threatened did not surprise him, calling it part of Russia's nuclear blackmail tactics.

On September 30, Lithuania summoned a representative of the Russian Embassy and handed a protest note covering two incidents: an arson attack on Estonian defense company Milrem Robotics attributed to Russia, and Russian missile strikes on Kyiv on September 28 that killed two people. Lithuania stated it treats attacks on allies as threats to NATO collective security.

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said drone incursions over the Baltic states appear deliberate, calling them part of Russia's hybrid pressure campaign against countries supporting Ukraine, while stopping short of an outright NATO confrontation.

NATO fighter jets intercepted and destroyed a drone over the Kaunas region after it entered Lithuanian airspace on the night of September 15, President Nauseda confirmed.